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Finished your fantasy novel? Now get it published.
Why not just search for all of this?
You can spend weeks piecing together query advice from a hundred blogs and never know which of it is current. You can also ask AI, but where is it getting its information from? This guide comes from fifteen years in publishing, first as a literary agent and now as an editor with 350 five star reviews on Reedsy.
What's inside
• How to write a pitch
• How to write a query letter
• How to write a synopsis
• How to fill out the online query form, field by field
• A table of 31 agents open to fantasy now, with how to submit and what they want, refreshed monthly
• A full self-publishing section, step by step
350 reviews with a 5/5 stars rating on Reedsy
Jessica L. — "Working with Erin has been an absolute game changer. Her attention to detail and expertise in storytelling took my manuscript to levels I never imagined possible!"
Liz H. — "If you are looking for an editor that will understand your characters even better than you know them yourself, I highly recommend Erin Young."
Griff T. — "Working with Erin on my first novel was probably the smartest thing I did as an author."
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